Born to exist, there are bound to be weaknesses. In the West, there is a saying of Achilles' heel, and in the East there is also the saying of "fighting a snake and hitting seven inches."
In my impression, except for interviews or some special occasions, weaknesses are only mentioned. In general, people tend to discuss strengths. You can often see a group of bragging rights. In the words of a friend, There is a drop of water in the bottle, but people can't stand it, making you feel that this is not only half a bottle of water, but even a full bottle of water. In today's society, everyone pays attention to packaging, and their own weaknesses are hidden under their bright strengths.
In this film, after a group of FBI met, everyone was talking about the advantages of themselves or their companions. Some were good at logical reasoning, some were very hands-on, some were excellent marksman, and some had excellent memory. But for the heroine, not being able to enter the water is her unknown weakness. Many chicken soup articles have called it, to overcome weaknesses, turn weaknesses into strengths, and break through the spiritual self-shield, but how can you break through yourself without encountering life and death? ? I'm amazed at the way the villains do things in the film, the more you like, the better at what you do, and I'll let you fall where you fall. It feels like the murderer is a typical sociopath.
There's nothing particularly outrageous about the plot reasoning in this film, but the action and fight scenes flow smoothly and are worth watching.
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